Doi Chang Coffee Estate

1. Nestled in the mountains, Do Chang boasts breathtaking views that are truly spectacular. The serene beauty of the region is unparalleled, making it a perfect destination for those seeking tranquility and natural splendor. 2. For those looking to fully immerse themselves in the charm of the area, staying in the cozy cabins for a couple of days is highly recommended. The peaceful surroundings and fresh mountain air create an ideal setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. 3. The staff at Do Chang is known for their exceptional hospitality, always going above and beyond to ensure that guests have a memorable stay. Their respectful and kind demeanor adds to the overall experience, making visitors feel welcome and valued. 4. In addition to the stunning scenery and warm hospitality, visitors can also explore a small museum that showcases the history of Do Chang coffee. The museum provides insight into how this beloved beverage came to be, offering a fascinating glimpse into the origins of the local coffee culture.

Nice place. Excellent coffee and delicious cake. The best cheese cake ever, with caramel macadamia topping A lot of parking space, cute shop. No guided tours at the moment.

The drive to this farm and cafe is absolutely breathtaking! It would be worth a visit just because of the drive. But luckily, it's worth for more. We arrived in the afternoon and the farm was not "operational," so do not expect to get a tour or overview of the coffee process. The barista did allow us to take a walk though the field surrounding the cafe, so it was nice to see the coffee cherry bushes and some of the workers who were wrapping up the coffee beans for the day. The cafe has beautiful views as well. It was very quiet when we were there and during sunset, so perfect to enjoy some peace in this cozy cafe and village. The decor was beautiful, and the cafe quite spacious with good wifi. The coffee was good, but I really enjoyed the tea! The tea is made from the flowers of the coffee cherry bush, and this was the first time I tried it, as it was served with the coffee.

Ordered pork chop. What came is a pork chop that's made of a very respectable grandfather pig. May his soul rest in peace! Gave it back and got the refund of 269 baht (so expensive for that shitty hard piece of pork!). Tonkatsu also looked dangerous.